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THIS DEED, made this filth day of December, 1968, by and
between AOELAI DE MUGHES, a widow, party of the first part, and ,
VIRGINIA WILLIAMS, party of the second part.
WITNESSETH:
That for and in consideration of the sum of $1,000.00,
cash in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,
the said party of the first part does hereby GRANT, BARGAIN,
SELL AND CONVEY, with GENERAL WARRANTY OF TITLE and ENGLISH
COVENANTS OF TITLE, unto the said VIRGINIA WILLIAMS, all that
certain tract or parcel of land to Albemarle County, Virginia•
situated about one mile south of Covesville, containing 35 acres,
more or less, composed of four parcels as follows:
1. A tract containing 4-1/8 acres, more or less,
lying near Covesville Depot on the East side of Virginia -Midland
Railroad (now Southern Railroad), which was conveyed to Isaiah
Johnson by J. w. Morris and E. J. Morris, his wife, by deed
dated October 25.
1888, and recorded November 8, 1890, in the
Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Albemarle County, Virginia,
in D. B. 94, P• 291, being all the land Owned by the said Morris
east of the Virginia -Midland Railroad, but from the operation
of this conveyance the deed aforesaid expressly reserves for
the said Morris family a tract of one-fourth of an acre
containing a family graveyard, with the right of ingress and
egress, and further reserves the right to pipe water from the
spring on the said lot, provided such piping should not interfere
with the purchaser's use of the said spring.
2. A small tract of one acre, more or less, lying
East of the Southern Railroad and adjoining the lands of Frank
Clark, Isaiah Johnson and Thomas F. Morris, which was conveyed
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to the said Isaiah Johnson by Frank Clark and Annie Clark, his
wife, by deed dated August 23, 1900, and recorded December 3,
1900, in the Clerk's Office aforesaid in 0. B. 119, P. 63.
3. A tract of 15.9 acres lying on the East side of
the Southern Railroad, adjoining Isaiah Johnson, and described
by reference to a survey and plat of A. C. Rucker, dated May 10,
1900, and recorded with the Birch deed in 0. B. 118, p. 67,
which tract was conveyed to the said Isaiah Johnson first by a j
deed of S. A. Birch and Elizabeth W. Birch, his wife, and A. N.
Peyton, a widower, dated May 21, 1900, and recorded August 25, I
1900, in the said Clerks Office in D. B. 118, p. 67. and second
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by a deed of correction by the said S. A. Birch and wife and
the said A. N. Peyton and F. S. Peyton, his wife, and Reading
Iron Company, a corporation, and the Samuel Miller School
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District Board dated July 16,.1901, and recorded February 26, i
1902, in the said Clerks Office in 0. B. 122, p. 155, but from
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the operation of this conveyance the deed aforesaid expressly
reserves to the said Reading Iron Company, certain mineral ;
rights in the said land with the further right of its agents and
employees to enter the said land at any, time for the purpose of
prospecting for and mining of any minerals on the said land and
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to do whatever ma be necessary for such y y prospecting and mining,
which latter deed included also an additional adjoining tract of
.86 acres which had previously been conveyed to the said
Samuel Miller School District Board.
4. A tract containing 15,acre3, more or less,
adjoining Isaiah Johnson aforesaid, which was conveyed to the
;aid Isaiah Johnson by.Robert N. Pugh and Susie E. Pugh, his wife,
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by deed dated May 4, 1909, and recorded July 17, 1909, in the
said Clerk's Office in D. B. 140, p. 201, which conveyance,
however, expressly granted free ingress and egressat three
specified points in consideration of a grant and quitclaim by
the said Isaiah Johnson to the grantors of a 25 foot strip of
land lying south of the orchard and dwelling of the said Pughs
for their use as a means of ingress and egress to the Southern
Railway (see deed of Isaiah Johnson and Emma Johnson, his wife,
to R. N. Pugh, dated June 5, 1909, and recorded July 5, 1909,
in D. S. 140, p. 165); and this deed makes the conveyance of
the said tract of 15 acres, more or less, expressly subject to
the restrictions and reservations expressed in the Reading
Iron Company deed of November 20, 1908, which is of record in
the said Clerk's Office in D. B. 139, P. 9-
The said Isaiah Johnson departed this life Intestate
in the year 1936 leaving as his sole heirs at law two daughters,
Adelaide J. Hughes and Dora Johnson, his wife having predeceased
him, the said property at that time vested in his two said
daughters. The said Dora Johnson departed this life intestate,
unmarried and without issue in 1950, at which time her one-half
undivided interest in the said property passed to the said Adele
J. Hughes under the Virginia Statute of Descents, she being her
sole heir at taw. Reference to said deeds is here made for a
more particular description of the property hereby conveyed.
WITNESS the following signature and seal:
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STATE OF VIRGINIA
COUNTY OF ALSEHARLE, to -wit:
I, LZIY?RFn E.-%-MCP a Notary Public in and
For the County aforesaid, in the State of Virginia, do hereby
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certify that Adelaide Hughes, whose name is signed to the i
foregoing writing, bearing date on the Ilth day of December, 1968,
has acknowledged the same before me in my County aforesaid.
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Given under my hand this 11�—'day of December, 1968.
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Notary Public
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IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE OF ALBEMARLE CIRCUIT COURT,
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This deed vas presented to me in said office and with certificate
annexed admitted to record at &- / i A'M•
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